Enforcing usage of library calls that validate buffer boundaries aligns with memory-safe functions, which reduce the likelihood of overflow-related issues. Setting user permissions, logging function calls, and restricting installations can be beneficial, but those measures don't address pointer handling. Memory-safe strategies focus on preventing reads or writes outside allocated areas, which is key against buffer-driven problems.
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